Barceló Torquay Imperial Hotel

How far: 2 miles

The recently refurbished Babbacombe Theatre, has been a valuable asset to the town for over seventy years. The theatre is renowned for wowing audiences of all ages with its highly acclaimed shows. Find out more >

How far: 0.8 miles

The Princess Theatre in Torquay first opened its doors in 1961 and has been entertaining audiences ever since. With a wide range of shows on offer there is sure to be something playing that takes your fancy during your stay in Torquay. Find out more >

Paignton Pier has been providing family fun since first opening in 1879, and is set at the centre of a long sandy beach and adjacent to a large open green. Today, whatever the weather, you'll find the latest amusements and entertainment for the whole family. There are shops selling everything for the beach, ice creams, a café, takeaways, and cycle and tandem hire. From the Pier you can enjoy fantastic views of the bay, and if you're lucky you'll catch a glimpse of the dolphins! The Pier is open daily from 10am and admission is free. Find out more >

How far: 2.5 miles

Take time out from the hustle and bustle of every day life and feel on top of the world as you see it recreated in miniature.  Find out more>

How far: 0.6 miles

Torquay Museum houses Britain’s only Agatha Christie gallery, dedicated to the life story of the town’s most famous daughter, the world’s undisputed Queen of Crime. Find out more>

How far: 3.6 miles

Experience the romance of the steam age on a seven mile stretch of the Great Western Railway. The train takes you on a spectacular journey alongside Tor Bay, then through wooded slopes to the River Dart. Find out more>

How far: 2.5 miles

What began as a carefully crafted Victorian street replica in May 1987, complete with authentic looking shops and models, has now grown into a veritable time-warp of displays and set-pieces in which you can actually walk around and get a feel for the age they depict. Find out more>

How far: 13.5 miles

Dartmoor National Park covers an area of 368 square miles - the largest and wildest area of open country in southern England. Find out more>

How far: 66.9 miles

Well worth a day out to St Austell - visit the giant biome conservatories of the Eden Project and be transported to a tropical paradise. Find out more>